Business Degrees

The Sykes College of Business combines a strong liberal arts foundation with a broad-based business core. Through practical experiences and an advanced business curriculum, students receive a comprehensive education. Students can interact with the business community through internships, consulting projects, international programs and the Centers and Institutes. UT's relationship with more than 700 Tampa Bay area leaders provides opportunities for professional networking.

Academic Programs

Specialized areas of study include business undergraduate majors and minors; graduate degrees; and certificate programs. For specific information and requirements, see the academic catalog.

UNDERGRADUATE	GRADUATE
Accounting Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Information and Technology Management International Business Management Marketing Non-business majors	Master of Business Administration MBA Full-Time Day MBA Part-Time Evening Executive MBA Master of Science in Accounting Master of Science in Finance Master of Science in Marketing Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management

Centers and Institutes

The University of Tampa is home to five specialized centers that contribute resources and expertise to the curriculum, its students and the national and international business communities. UT Centers and Institutes.

Huizenga Family Foundation Trading Center

Within an 80,000 sq.-ft. facility, the College of Business offers state-of-the-art resources such as the Huizenga Family Foundation Trading Center (pictured above) and more than 1,300 data ports for high-speed access.

The Princeton Review Best 294 Business Schools - 2012

For the sixth year in a row, UT's Sykes College of Business has been named by The Princeton Review as an outstanding business school — and one of the 300 best business schools in the world. In 2009, the MBA marketing program was listed as one of the top 15 programs in the country in The Princeton Review, based on student surveys. See all of UT's Recognitions.

Bloomberg Businessweek B-School Connection

In our ongoing efforts to enhance curricula and enrich student learning, UT is a proud university partner of Bloomberg Businessweek magazine. Learn more about Bloomberg Businessweek B-School Connection's resources and benefits for students and faculty members.